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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
A couple of mountain bike stories to start off your week:

<em>How many crack rocks is your bike worth to you?</em>

For George N. Magalhaes the answer is easy: four. The Florida man was <a href="http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/08/man-trades-mountain-bike-cocaine-gets-trip-jail-in/">arrested</a> for attempting to trade his <span style="color: #400080; font-weight: bold">purple mountain bike</span> for four rocks of crack cocaine. I dunno, I would want to get at least 10 rocks for my bike...

<em>Alaska MTB endurance racing</em>

I wrote about snow bike racing last week and mentioned that some mountain bikers are competing in the Iditarod this week. The <a href="http://www.adn.com/outdoors/story/339536.html">Anchorage Daily News</a> has a great article on one of this year's competitors - 55 year-old <span class="adn_dropcap1"></span><span class="adn_dropcap2">R</span>ocky Reifenstuhl. The article mentions that Rocky has ridden more miles across the frozen Alaskan wilderness than any other mountain biker so I wonder how his mileage compares to <a href="http://arcticglass.blogspot.com/">Jill</a>? I say they're both hard core (if not a little crazy).
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